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Cape Deprano
Flat Spot
Water: Crystal Clear
Beach: Pebble
Level: beginner
Description of Cape Deprano (Greece)
Thanks to the long stripe of sand and pebbles that unfolds in the sea, this kite spot offers a great flatwater area for practicing any of your preferred tricks.
Due to the spot location and topography, the wind blows normally from the West and East and it is very consistent in the summer months, though you can kite very often also the rest of the year.
The spot isn't very big and in summer time can get very crowded. When the tide rises the sand bar gets covered by water and the space to set the kite becomes really small.
Spot Gallery
Spot characteristics
Spot Type
Flat
Rider Skill
beginner
Crowd.
Very Crowded
Beach Type
Pebble
Water Quality
Crystal Clear
Tide Influence
All tide levels with different conditions (chop - flat - wave)
Suggested Equipment
Shorty or lycra in the summer, normal wetsuit in the rest of the year.
Dangers
Very crowded spot. During high tide, the launch and landing area gets pretty small.
Other info
Besides kitesurfing, on no-wind days, there is plenty of things to do. Not far there is the Ancient town of Olympia, Neda Waterfalls, Strofillia forest, Kalogria beach, Lake Tsivlou, and the Odontotos Trail track to Kalavryta with its incredible landscapes.
Location
How to get There
The spot can be reached from Athens International Airport both by car and train in around 2 hours.
Another option is to land at Araxos International Airport which is only 45 min drive from the kite spot.
Access
Public parking directly on the spot.
Wind Conditions
Wind Range
From 10 to 26 Knots